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At age twelve, Mr. Callum had the good fortune to meet and be mentored by Sam Dunlap whose
inspiration would prove contagious.  For well over 14 years, working with the City of Colorado Springs,
Ken has successfully mentored, coached, and inspired many young people during his tenure at
Hillside Community Center and work with the SDAC Basketball Tournament Committee.  As recreation
supervisor, he is responsible for managing a myriad of activities for both the young and the elderly.

Born and raised in Colorado, Ms. Wilson has been active in community volunteerism for sometime. She
has worked with the Hillside Community Center as a volunteer for teen nights and presently attends to
administrative and treasury tasks for the Sam Dunlap All City Basketball tournaments.  Ms. Wilson is
employed as an office manager for a local dentist's office.

Tiny was raised in Colorado Springs and attended Helen Hunt, Adams, South Jr., and Doherty.  He has been
coaching since age 19, beginning at the original Central Boys Club on Tejon Street.  Mr. Dunlap has been a role
model for Tiny since he was in elementary school.  Tiny has invested over 25 years of coaching football and
basketball to underprivileged children on the south side of Colorado Springs.  He is happily married and has
two children.

Henry is a retired New York City detective and recipient of the Medal of Honor.  He came to Colorado Springs
in 1992 to be closer to his mother.  Before coming to Colorado, he coached basketball in New York.  Since 
arriving here in 1992, he has coached for PAL, and the Boys and Girls Club.

Ms. Padilla joined the Hillside staff in 2006 and is responsible for the administrative needs of the
Committee, while dutifully managing her responsibilities to the weekly operation of the Center.